I'm making a bunch of these portable wine tables for Christmas out of various exotic scraps. I've got figured maple, bloodwood, aspen, tropical walnut, etc. I'm trying to decide between wiping with tung oil or spraying with water based poly. Thoughts for something that will get light outdoor use and possibly see wetness (though not on purpose)? Also ease of application comes to mind as I have a number of them to do.
Ah, I see. Interesting design. I've never seen one around here. But new ideas come very slowly to the Pac NW. Trouble is, we tend to drink boxed wines. Wonder if the idea could be adapted?
Haha. I'm in Oregon myself so these little guys have apparently arrived. You see them on Pinterest and I've seen fellow LJers post them in projects. I fkgured they would make nice little gifts so I made up a half dozen.
Thanks for the advice. Being oil based, will it take forever to dry in a garage at about 50 degrees? I can't bring them inside to dry because of a) the smell and b) the wife can't see.
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